logiktest
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bmartin, welcome to Reef Frontiers!
Thats an excellent idea. You know that never once crossed my mind. But I'm a complete and total idiot. Let me explain.
I had a number of friends come over to inspect the tank and all I kept hearing was "man, that sucks". The tank was near the door to my garage and I would look at the bullseye everyday and just be mad about the whole situation, and eventually mad turned into grief, and then acceptance. Then one day, I walked outside, looked at the tank, and... nothing. The bullseye was gone!
I was in shear disbelief. I thought I was just not looking at the right spot, but I was indeed looking at the right spot, I looked at it every single day! Long story short, THE BULLSEYE FELL OFF. It just fell off! Turned out that it was a hard piece of plastic that was perfectly stuck to the glass!
Pictures proving my limited level of comprehension:
The second pic is me holding it against the outside of the display.
The tank stand is about 32-33" tall. The display itself is about 31-32" tall. The canopy is another 6-8". So 69-73" overall. I'm only 74" tall, so I could not reach into the display to feel the bullseye without a step ladder, nor could any of my friends. I chalk it up to being lazy. All I ever needed to do was get a ladder, reach inside the display, and remove it...
By the time I had this revelation, I had already planned a new direction for my system and found another tank. I traded this one (bullseye free
) to a buddy for some drywall finish work.
How embarassing... I'm so sorry for wasting everyones time with this.
Thats an excellent idea. You know that never once crossed my mind. But I'm a complete and total idiot. Let me explain.
I had a number of friends come over to inspect the tank and all I kept hearing was "man, that sucks". The tank was near the door to my garage and I would look at the bullseye everyday and just be mad about the whole situation, and eventually mad turned into grief, and then acceptance. Then one day, I walked outside, looked at the tank, and... nothing. The bullseye was gone!
I was in shear disbelief. I thought I was just not looking at the right spot, but I was indeed looking at the right spot, I looked at it every single day! Long story short, THE BULLSEYE FELL OFF. It just fell off! Turned out that it was a hard piece of plastic that was perfectly stuck to the glass!
Pictures proving my limited level of comprehension:
The second pic is me holding it against the outside of the display.
The tank stand is about 32-33" tall. The display itself is about 31-32" tall. The canopy is another 6-8". So 69-73" overall. I'm only 74" tall, so I could not reach into the display to feel the bullseye without a step ladder, nor could any of my friends. I chalk it up to being lazy. All I ever needed to do was get a ladder, reach inside the display, and remove it...
By the time I had this revelation, I had already planned a new direction for my system and found another tank. I traded this one (bullseye free
) to a buddy for some drywall finish work.How embarassing... I'm so sorry for wasting everyones time with this.
